Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
warm-summer
adjective
/wɔːrm ˈsʌmər/
Definition
A season characterized by higher temperatures, often associated with sunshine and pleasant weather.
Examples
- The warm-summer days are perfect for going to the beach.
- During a warm-summer night, it’s lovely to sit outside and enjoy the stars.
- Many outdoor festivals are held during the warm-summer months.
Meaning
The term warm-summer refers to a specific climate classification where the summer months are warm, with temperatures typically being comfortable and conducive to outdoor activities.
Synonyms
- Balmy
- Temperate
- Sunny
